Architecture Chair

Striking European industrial chair dating from the late 1950s, featuring a remarkably light and architectural construction.

Versatile in use - suitable as dining chairs, side chairs or architectural accent pieces.

Antique English Gothic Revival Carved Oak Hall Chair with Pierced Tracery Back A striking antique English Gothic Revival hall chair, crafted in dark-stained oak with a dramatic poin...

Striking European industrial chair dating from the late 1950s, featuring a remarkably light and architectural construction.

Main products include “Butterfly Stool (Sori Yanagi)” and “Low Chair (Junzo Sakakura Architectural Institute (Daisaku)”) Examples include the Kashiwado Chair (Isamu Kenmochi) and the...

A refined and architecturally striking set of chairs by Paolo Buffa, crafted in Italy in the 1940s.

The inspiration for creation of the J-CHAIR was the architectural form of the museum itself and the composition by Polish painter Władysław Strzemiński Flat Construction (Breakage of...

Comfortable, visually light, and architecturally expressive, the Antony Chair remains one of the most distinctive designs of mid-century modern furniture.

Chic and sophisticated architectural lounge chair, after the iconic Risom big chair.

A decorative pair of vintage wrought iron chairs, featuring tall architectural backs embellished with fleur-de-lis finials and ornate scrolling quatrefoil crests.

The carving is bold and deeply articulated, creating strong architectural presence. The chairs retain their tan upholstered padded seats and rise on turned legs joined by stretchers.

Built for comfort this quintessentially Scandinavian Modern bentwood lounger is perfect for collectors and designers alike searching for an understated chair that is as comfortable a...

Its cantilever-inspired construction and graceful curved lines give the chair a light, architectural presence while providing comfortable everyday seating.

Chic Art Deco period tub chair, probably Danish in origin, circa 1930's. The chair features sophisticated architectural lines, fine European craftsmanship, and timeless modernist lin...

The chair is architecturally built based on the assemblage of parts through sophisticated wood joints and pins.

Together with Wim van Hoof, who developed refined color schemes for their projects, they shaped a distinct architectural language. This chair stands as a rare and eloquent witness to...

Its construction is defined by the strong V-shaped side supports beneath the seat, which give what is otherwise a relatively simple chair a very architectural profile. Although we h...

His Teatro chair, designed in collaboration with Molteni & Co. in the 1980s, represents a radical fusion of architectural memory and functional art.

Defined by its soft, voluminous form and architectural silhouette, the chair combines exceptional comfort with an unmistakably bold presence.

The contoured seat offers utmost comfort, while the curved backrest, effortlessly upon four iconic spheres, creates a striking architectural gesture. The Aretha Chair’s versatility ...

This bold design captures the essence of modern architecture, making the chair both a functional item and a statement piece.

Conceived for interior designers, luxury homeowners, and private collectors across the United States, the Diamond Bar Chair merges architectural precision with everyday functionality.

René Gabriel Reconstruction Oak Dining Chairs, France, 1946 — 48+ Available A large group of original René Gabriel “Reconstruction” oak dining chairs, France circa 1946, each with b...

Constructed from solid wood with Kokke’s signature slatted (“latjes”) design, the chair balances architectural clarity with an inviting, ergonomic form.

A beautiful example of Scandinavian modernism, these chairs combine clean architectural lines with honest natural materials and exceptional functionality.

A true collector's piece, the Calvet Chair embodies the enduring legacy of one of the most influential figures in architectural and furniture design history.

Due to the architectural, open frame, the "Carimate" chair has an intense expression.

An architectural pine desk / dining chair with a swiveling back rest and visible joinery.

Austrian Art Deco Walnut and Burr Walnut Open Elbow Chair C.1925 A well-proportioned Art Deco elbow chair of architectural character, the design reflecting the rationalist aesthetic...

One of the standout features of these chairs is their architectural-shaped feet, adding a distinctive touch to their overall design.

The horizontal structure and gently curved armrests are inspired by the formal balance and minimalism of traditional Japanese architecture. The chairs have a distinctive floating sea...

Inspired by the sleek architecture of urban landscapes, this chair brings a touch of contemporary elegance to any space.

I was fortunate enought to see Bridehead and the entire suite of furniture in-situ prior to the sale and dispersal of the interior furnishings, I feel blessed to have witnessed such ...

The chrome frame forms a continuous sled base, giving the chairs a sleek architectural presence ideal for dining rooms, creative workspaces, or collectible modern interiors.

The chair's clean architectural lines and monolithic silhouette embody the sophisticated modernism of the era, while its compact scale makes it a versatile accent piece for a variety...

The vibrant and newly installed orange knit fabric with medium density foam, adds warmth and comfort making this chair perfect for both home and office spaces. This architecturally ...

With their harmonious proportions, restrained elegance, and architectural clarity, these chairs represent the very best of early 19th-century Viennese craftsmanship.

The High Ingram chair embodies Mackintosh’s architectural approach to furniture, where structure, rhythm and symbolism merge into a powerful sculptural presence.

An architectural PK-11 arm chair having an exposed and dramatically engineered three legged frame of brushed steel that supports a curved laminated ash back rest and gently curved se...

The striking geometric bone inlay contrasts elegantly against the warm walnut patina, highlighting the chairs’ architectural silhouettes and hand-carved details.

Originally designed on request for the private residence of Mario Sabot, these striking pieces embody a bold architectural presence. The chairs feature straight cut-out backrests and...

Their compact scale and open construction give them a light visual presence while the sharply angled side frames create a distinctive architectural silhouette. Each chair is built a...

Their geometric, block-like silhouette and weathered patina exude an organic, Brutalist charm, making them a striking addition to any indoor or outdoor space. The heavy, architectura...

Conceived for interior designers, luxury homeowners, and private collectors across the United States, the Diamond Bar Chair merges architectural precision with everyday functionality.

A truly striking pair of architectural lounge chairs, these vintage originals were meticulously sourced in Italy and have been entirely transformed through a premium, custom re-uphol...

Crafted in beautifully aged Scandinavian pine, the chairs reflect Wilhelmsson’s architectural approach to form - defined by robust proportions, clean lines, and visible joinery.

Ripple Chair No. 1 is an upholstered seating piece defined by continuity of form and restrained architectural detail.

One of the defining characteristics of the Monk chair is its flat, architectural silhouette, achieved through the use of cross-angled legs.

Chic, architecturally designed side, desk, dining chair, by Shelby Williams, circa 1960s.

The architecture of the chair is particularly striking: a tall rectilinear back composed of closely spaced vertical slats, a strong geometric frame and subtly articulated legs.

Below, the distinctive split pedestal base enhances the chair’s architectural appeal, grounding the design with a bold yet graceful stance.

The combination of polished chrome and dark leather gives the chairs a strong architectural presence while remaining elegant and comfortable.

Original ART DECO Model 222 Stacking Chairs (Set of 4) Robert Mallet Stevens (French) Design: 1928 (circa: 1940’s/early 1950’s) Lacquered raw steel w/ French Chambray upholstery So...

McCobb, who received the Museum of Modern Art's Good Design Award five times across his career, was among the first American designers to make sophisticated use of industrial iron ro...

The contrast between the dark lacquered wooden frame and the warm veneered rear back panels gives the chairs a strong architectural presence while preserving an elegant visual lightn...

Due to the architectural, open frame, the "Carimate" chair has an intense expression.

Due to the architectural, open frame, the "Carimate" chair has an intense expression.

An architectural chair with a solid square form given the appearance of lightness by dozens of cut pieces of metal assembled by hand and woven in nylon fishing nets.

Architectural wrought iron frame side chair, with vinyl upholstered seat and backrest.

Attention Collectors! This architecturally captivating swivel chair designed by the acclaimed Norman Cherner is ideal for those searching for authentic Plycraft pieces from the early...